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Parent meeting for private, homeschooled special needs students announced
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Meal Service for Virtual Learners
Parents will be required to submit meal orders online weekly by 12 p.m. on Mondays. Meals will be distributed every Tuesday from 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. at Brunswick High School bus ramp.
COVID-19 Preventive Measures for 2020-2021
Thank you for your patience as we continue to plan for the upcoming school year. In this document, you will find an overview of our COVID-19 Preventive Measures for 2020-21.
Comparing In-person to Virtual Learning for 2020-21
To give our students, teachers and staff, families, and community a clearer picture of what virtual and in-person instruction will entail, we have created a document that outlines a typical school day for students, including sample schedules, school meals and formal assessments.
GCSS Return to School Framework for 2020-2021
In working to put plans in place to reopen schools safely in the fall, Glynn County Schools has created a Return to School Framework that addresses numerous areas that will affect day-to-day school operations.
Glynn County Schools At a Glance
- 93.7% District Graduation Rate (State Graduation Rate: 82%)
- 83.7 College & Career Ready Performance Index (State CCRPI: 77.1)
- 3-stars or more for all schools (District Climate Rating)
- 13,164 System Enrollment
- 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio
- AP/Dual Enrollment
Courses Offered
In the Spotlight
PreK Celebration Former Mayor Thompson and Dr. Yeargan Reading
Across Georgia students and staff celebrated Pre-K. We ended our Pre-K Celebration week with special guest readers: Former Mayor of Brunswick, Bryan Thompson and School Board Member, Dr. Hank Yeargan. The dynamic duo read to all the Pre-K classes at FACES and the classes at Leaps and Bounds.
FACES 2020 2021 Teacher of the Year
Michelle Smotzer is our 2020 – 21 FACES teacher of the year. She has taught seven years and has spent the last six years in Pre-K. Ms. Smotzer loves working with younger students and being their first teacher as they begin their school career. She tries to be an influential role model and creates a positive learning experience for all, so students fall in love with learning and going to school. Ms. Smotzer holds a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education and a Masters of Education in Instructional Technology from Georgia Southern University. Ms. Smotzer hopes to one day continue her education and pursue her Specialist degree for Teacher Leadership.